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Gabrielle Gunn is a writer, thinker, and incoming JD/MPH student at Northeastern University School of Law, exploring the intersections of public health, personal growth, and intentional living. With a background in accounting and music performance from the University of North Texas, she brings an analytical yet creative perspective to everything she builds. She is the creator behind My Notes On Becoming, an editorial space and newsletter dedicated to documenting reflections on life transitions, self-discovery, and learning out loud. When she isn't writing or studying, you can find her practicing morning yoga, reading, playing the bassoon, or exploring the outdoors. 🌿 Read her latest notes: mynotesonbecoming.com

Note #4

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Together Yet Alone Here is another update from my trip. In this post, I want to talk about a very specific kind of isolation: the loneliness of being completely surrounded by people, yet feeling utterly alone. As you might know, I am on this trip with my two undergraduate roommates. They are wonderful, intelligent, fantastic … Read more

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Reflections at Disney World’s Magic Kingdom I recently graduated from university, and with that came a wonderful graduation gift: a trip to Disney World and Universal Studios with my roommates. I am actually writing this post while at Disney World’s Magic Kingdom. You know, Magic Kingdom is actually my least favorite park. Why you may … Read more

Note #2

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Leaving a Legacy Hello everyone! I figured that my next blog would be about leaving a legacy. Now, where did this come from, you may be asking? Well, I just finished the most fantastic and beautiful book I have ever read: Theo of Golden by Allen Levi. I’ve never had a “favorite” book before, but … Read more

Note #1

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Hello everyone! Welcome to My Notes on Becoming, a place for me to share my experiences, my narratives, my thoughts, and anything else that might encourage or inspire others. I was heavily questioning what I wanted to do for this first blog post. I wasn’t sure if I should start by going in deep and … Read more